Judge Wooten Tries Five Cases On First Recovery Day
Judge Wooten, back after a three week illness, presided in the courthouse. Five cases were heard with two dismissed and three bound over to higher court, including A B Capers charged with forging checks totaling about 100 dollars and Belle Holt bound over for assault and battery after a knife incident during a domestic dispute.
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Judge Wooten
T. B. Wooten
Court of Tin
Court House
Georgia National Bank
Belle Holt
Negress
Dyer
Ada Parks
Fier
Abe lx
University of Georgia opens with normal first day
Reports describe a typical first day at the University of Georgia with large Freshman turnout and barbers noting unusually high attendance. Observers praise a lively campus spirit as students return after summer. The piece includes colorful, period tone commentary on campus life and traditions.
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University OF Georgia
Barbers
Appalachee Baptist Association Meeting at Mars Hill
The Appalachee Baptist Association gathers at Mars Hill Wednesday September 15 at 10 am with Rev. Winder Paul of Winder as moderator and Rev S V Collesd preaching. Twenty churches in Barrow Oconee and nearby areas, about 4000 members, will attend. dinner will be served daily.
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Baptist
Mars Hill
Winder
Gay
Donventa
Mars
Ceaes
Plasiigame Btutersey
Paul
Worchurches
Ain
Barrow
Quonge
S.V
WS. Walker
Mars. Hil
Senator Sherman Faces Possible Blindness
Springfeld Tl September 13 United States Senator Sherman faces the alternatives of a year's complete rest or blindness. Specialists decided no other hope can be held for him.
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Springfeld, Tl
United States
Sheriman
Odd Fellows Plan Drive for Daniel Memorial Fund
From Atlanta Georgia on September 15 Grand Master R F Smith announces an Odd Fellows drive to raise funds for the Daniel Memorial in Georgia. An expected turnout of about 1000 members is anticipated with a goal near 3250 dollars to aid the worthy cause.
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Atlanta
R. LF. Smith
Order of Odd
A. Tingat
Odd
Feléorgia
Daniel Memorial
Georgia
Tayid
Alabama miners face injunction over strike action in Alabama
Federal Judge Kennamer enjoined 20 000 of 27 000 miners in Alabama from striking and hindering operations at coal mines. The Alabama division of the United Mine Workers and operators reported job disputes and reassignment of workers amid the stoppage.
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Birmingham
Ala
Federal
Alabama
Mets
sizing up college football by sport scribe Danforth
The Atlanta Georgian reports on Danforth a sport scribe and former college football expert touring Georgia and nearby colleges. He evaluates teams at Sanford Field and previews prospects for Valdertitt and Tennessee while gauging interest from Augusta and Atlanta programs.
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Atlanta Georgian
Danforth
Apoxting. Eatetter
Itanta - Georgian
Int Storbezon Sanford
Rgin
Valdertitt
Tennes
Republicans Carry Maine by Big Vote in Maine Election
Returns from 436 precincts show Frederick H Parkhurst Republican lead Bertrand G McIntyre Democrat for governor 91446 200 McIntyre 46200 Dean Daniels four Republican congressmen elected Roy Wardwell state auditor won by large margin Four Republican candidates for congress secured victories Secretary Daniels comments Maine result not foreshadowing national trends Harding reassures public on constitutional republic under GOP guidance Maine leads in anti world sentiment delivery indicating strong Republican statewide performance
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Portland
Maine
Frederick H. Parkhurst
Bertrand G.mcintyre
Parkhurst
McIntyré
Precinctson
Milliken
Curtis
Roy Wardwell
Republiccan
Congress
Control Tightened as Workers Guard Italian Occupation
Report from September details travel tensions and worker protests in Milan during occupation. Government troops guard transport routes while factories face government mandates and labor unrest.
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Italy
Gogdribé Welz
Ani
Milan
Farmers Need Organization Against Tariff Says Tungerwood
Montgomery Sept 13 Senator Underwood told the United Peanut Association of America that farmers should unite to stabilize peanut prices without tariff protection. He urged cooperative marketing to counteract volatile prices and exchange rates in the United States.
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Tungerwood
Montgomery
Coopera
United ‘States
Onear Underwood
United Peanut Association of America
Underwood
Georgia Railroad Commission splits on cotton freight rate rise
Atlanta Sept 13 The Georgia Railroad Commission is divided over proposed increases in freight and passenger rates and the recent order granting a 26 percent rate rise. Commissioner J A Perry filed a dissenting opinion amid opposition from the State Bureau of Markets and other observers.
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Atlanta
Georgia :Railroad
Commission
Gallrondé
Yale
Missioner
J. A. Perry
Bomie
Italian Premier Giolitti Satisfied After Talk With Millerand
Italian Premier Giolitti reported satisfaction with the French Premier Millerand conference. The talks reportedly improved Franco Italian relations and yielded favorable results for bilateral ties between Italy and France.
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Alx
Lea Balns
Giolitti
Italy
Millerand
France
Giolittti
Ansocia Preaso
Municipal Election Heat Rising In Alderman Race
Fragmentary notes show a hot race for alderman with two well known candidates, Aavereash and McCall, drawing strong followings in Athens. McCall, formerly with the Athens Poller Department, now linked to Standard Motor Company.
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Lernian
Fresente
Standard Motor Company
Huds
Youre
Refty
Olive Thomas Death Attributed To Accident
Autopsy reports actress Olive Thomas died from poisoning due to intoxication with sublimates allegedly. Judge Pamar granted a permit for removal of the body to the United States aboard the first available boat.
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Parle
Tha
Olive Thomas
Paria
Judae Pamar
Wlso
United States
Women At Winder To Promote Prohibition Enforcement
Georgia women prepare for the 35th convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union to be held in Winder October 19 and 22. President Sirk Kella Ay Dillaray urges organized participation to advance enforcement of prohibition laws, noting increased responsibility after woman suffrage.
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Winder
Georgia
Sirk
Kella Ay Dillaray
Women's ‘Christian Temperance Union
Win
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